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Condos in the French Quarter of Downtown Charleston, SC

French Quarter condos are ideal for buyers wanting a low maintenance home in the heart of historic Downtown Charleston. This is a highly walkable section of the city and boasts some of the best restaurants and shopping. Some of our favorite local eateries include S.N.O.B., High Cotton, and Magnolia’s on East Bay Street. If you’re willing to walk several blocks to King Street, you’ll find many more restaurants plus fantastic antique stores, designer shops like Gucci and Louis Vuitton, and larger scale stores like Banana Republic and Williams Sonoma. Condo options in the French Quarter range from lofts in converted warehouses (pictured) to newer construction condo buildings to 18th century houses that have been divided into condo units.

Located east of Meeting Street and north of Broad Street, the French Quarter offers a fantastic, central location on the Charleston Peninsula. The neighborhood’s European charm and strong cultural heritage make it enormously popular among home buyers looking for historic properties with artistic appeal. The Dock Street Theatre (which was the first theater building in the country) and the 30+ art galleries in this community host numerous events throughout the year and feature some of the main attractions during the annual Spoleto arts festival. Read more about the French Quarter…

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